Viaggi in famiglia

Upon your arrival at Lisbon Airport (please provide flight details), you’ll be met by your private driver and enjoy a private transfer to your Hotel. The remainder of your day is at your leisure.

In the morning, your private guide and driver will meet you at your hotel to take you on a full-day tour of Lisbon.

Belém district is your starting point, and you will begin your tour with a visit to the Belém Tower, which originally stood in the middle of the Tagus River, but isnow just off its shore. For centuries, Portuguese explorers set off from this 16th-century fortress in search of the riches of the new world.

You´ll also visit Mosteiro dos Jerónimos, an incomparable monastery that epitomizes the Manueline style, a highly decorative form of architecture that emerged during the reign of Manuel I (1495-1521). This ambitious building reflects the confidence Portugal enjoyed when its explorers roamed the seas, and it is classed as a UNESCO World Heritage site. One of the greatest navigators, Vasco de Gama, is buried in the monastery’s church. We recommend stopping for pastéis de Belém, the incredibly tasty cream- filled pastries are named after the district.

After lunch (free), you will visit Lisbon’s historic city center, made by some of the most charming neighborhoods in Europe, each one different and ready to reveal its secrets to those with a keen sense of curiosity. Discover the old quarters of Alfama, the unmistakable soul of the capital city, adorned with steepwinding alleys, hidden landmark churches, stunning views of the Tagus River and of Fado music as its soundtrack. You can also visit St George’s Castle,located in one of the highest points in the city.

Contemplate one of the best views over Lisbon, as you trace back the history of this ancient city and its nautical culture, all while taking in the picture-perfectviews of the serpentine tree-lined streets, mustard roof-tops, and the meandering river course.

Before your tour ends, your guide will take down to the River Tagus, making a stop at the Sé Catedral, the religious center of Portugal since 1147. The fact that it is still standing today is a testament to the strength of the people of this region who recaptured the territory from the Moors and had the church built as a monument to their liberation. Continue your way through the streets of  the historic center until reaching the monumental Praça do Comércio, one of the biggest open squares in Europe. You’ll have the river at your feet and the majestic Rua Augusta Arch on your back.

When your tour concludes, your driver will take you back to your to your hotel.

Today you’ll meet your private guide and driver for a full day Tour of Sintra, Cabo da Roca and Cascais.

In Sintra, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, you will visit Quinta da Regaleira. Built between 1904 and 1910, in the last days of the Portuguese monarchy, thisromantic property formerly belonging to the Viscondessa da Regaleira was acquired and enlarged by António Augusto Carvalho Monteiro (1848-1920) as his favourite country estate. His vast fortune earned him the nickname of Monteiro dos Milhões, (Moneybags Monteiro). He commissioned this unique project ofhouse and landscape from the Italian set- designer and architect Luigi Manini (1848-1936) whose genius, along with the mastery of sculptors, stonemasons,craftsmen who had formerly built Palace Hotel do Buçaco, created this magical place. Quinta de Regaleira features Art Nouveau and Rococo styles, plus an“initiation room” inspired by the Freemasons.

On your way back to Lisbon, you will travel along the coastal road where you will enjoy wonderful views of the Atlantic Ocean and Tagus River. You might wishto stop at Cabo da Roca, where you will find the most western point of the European continent, with impressive cliffs and ocean views.

You will stop briefly in Cascais, a seaside resort that serves as a popular summer retreat for Lisboetas. When your tourconcludes, your driver will drive you to your Hotel.

This morning meet your private driver who will drive you to Porto.

En route, you’ll stop in Coimbra (approx. 2 hours from Lisbon) and meet your private guide. You may start your tour by visiting the Coimbra University, the sixtholdest in Europe. It was founded in 1288 in Lisbon and then transferred to Coimbra in 1308. You will stroll through the old part of the University where you will seethe impressive 18th-century clock, which dominates the skyline. But the crowning jewel is the amazing Joanina library, built as a parallelepiped in height, toovercome the elevation difference.

Afterwards, continue to Porto where you will check in at your hotel (approx.1h20m from Coimbra).

This morning you will meet your private guide and driver for a full day tour of Porto.

You may start by exploring the city’s old quarter, “a masterpiece of mankind’s creative genius” according to UNESCO, who recognized the area as a World Heritage Site.”

On the banks of the Douro river, you can visit the city’s churches and monuments. You will visit the Stock Exchange Palace or Palácio da Bolsa. The large, ornate neoclassical building built in the 19th century reflects the city’s status as a major commercial center. Don’t miss the Hall of the Nations and the Arab room among many others.

Another must-see is the landmarked neo-gothic Lello & Irmao Bookstore. Make sure you admire the 19th-century bookstore’s fascinating entrance: themagnificent façade is formed by a broad arch with its two painted figures representing Art and Science.

For a panoramic view of Porto, you can climb the steep steps of the Torre de Clérigos. This 250-foot structure serves as the bell tower of the Baroque churchIgreja dos Clérigos.

You will also visit Fundação de Serralves, located on the outskirts of the city. This foundation’s museum exhibits works by contemporary artists, such as ichard Serra, Ed Ruscha, and Gerhard Richter. Pritzker-winning Portuguese architect Álvaro Siza Vieira designed the museum. A highlight for art lovers.

When the tour ends your private driver will escort you back to the hotel.

After breakfast you’ll head towards Douro Valley (01h45m) with your private guide and driver.

With an exceptionally beautiful landscape of terraced hillside vineyards, patches of woodland and charming little villages, this is the home of the worldwide famous Port. Besides this nectar, this is one of Portugal´s most unique wine region with a lot of secrets yet to discover. The Douro river crosses the oldest winery demarcation region in the World, the Douro Region, dated from 1756, established by Marquis of Pombal. The secular traditions of the Wine, Olive and Almond culture and the work done by the man in the construction of thousands of miles of schist walls, along the slopes of the rivercreated a landscape of exceptional beauty.

Because of this authenticity and integrity of the cultural landscape, in 2011 UNESCO raised the Alto Douro Wine Region for World Heritage status.

Upon arrival to Pinhão village, you’ll embark on a traditional Rabelo boat. This typical wooden vessel was used for years to transport Port wine barrels fromDouro to Vila Nova de Gaia. In this private cruise, you’ll discover the Valley from the river, while tasting some Port wine.

You’ll dock in Ferrão and you’ll be escorted by jeep to the winery Quinta Nova Nossa Senhora do Carmo. With a story longer than 250 years, this beautiful wineproducing estate is owned by a family with a long connection with the export houses of Vila Nova de Gaia in the cork business. You will be taken on a private tourof the estate where you will get to visit their winery, dated from 1764, the Wine Atelier, the barrels room and the underground cellar where the best lots selectedby the Amorim family are aged.

Afterwards, you’ll enjoy a tasting where you’ll be able to try the distinctive Douro and Port wines. An unforgettable experience for any wine lover!

Then it’s time for lunch. The Chef favors “local food” and every day he surprises his guests with a different menu, so prepare to be amazed because your mealwill be created to be tasted in perfect harmony with the state’s wines.

After the meal, you’ll be able to relax or take a leisurely walk along the wine trail in the estate. When you’re ready, your driver will drive you back to Porto.

Today, after you’ve checked out from your hotel, you’ll be met by your private guide driver who will drive you to Lisbon (approx. 3h00m driving distance). Check in at your hotel and enjoy the remainder of the day at your leisure.

Today your private driver will pick you up at your hotel and escort you to Lisbon Airport for your departure flight (please provide your flight information).

Travel to Fort William

You will make your way by car to Fort William, journeying across the famous Rannoch Moor and through Glen Coe if coming from the South. From the North you will pass Loch Ness and the famous Urquhart Castle.On arrival in Fort William you can settle in to your welcoming accommodation near the town centre, explore the town and enjoy dinner. Overnight.

Guided Hiking near Fort William

This morning you will meet your private guide who will take you for a hike in the local area. The West Highlands are a classic area for hiking and whatever your level of fitness your guide will be able to offer you a rewarding day, whether you would like to take to the mountains or hike in the glens. Overnight.

Travel to Eigg and Guided Hike

Today you will journey West along the famous Road to the Isles, passing through the mountains to the seaside village of Arisaig. There you will meet your guide again by the jetty and together take the ferry to the Isle of Eigg. Eigg is a truly magical island offering extraordinary variety and history, and your guide will show you the best of the island   before departing on the afternoon ferry leaving you to spend a night on the magical island. Overnight.

Explore Eigg and transfer to Arisaig

This morning you will be able to explore the island some more, perhaps hiking to one of the beaches or exploring the amazing caves. In the afternoon you take the ferry back to the mainland (keeping an eye out for dolphins) and then drive the short distance to Arisaig House. This luxury B&B is set in its own grounds of private gardens and native woodland above a stunning cove and beach, and is the perfect base to explore the local area. Overnight.

Exploring Arisaig

Enjoy a free day today. Your information pack will contain details of hikes in the local area that you can undertake, suchas a hike beside Loch Morar or even a day trip to the Knoydart Peninsula. Alternatively you can relax at your accommodation and just soak in the atmosphere. Overnight. 

Sea Kayaking and Beach Combing

After breakfast, you’ll join a local sea kayak guide (along with some other clients) to explore the wonderful Sound of Arisaig skerries by sea kayak. These sheltered waters are perfect for kayaking whether its your first time or you’re a seasoned pro, as they are home to a seal colony, otters and porpoises. Your expert guide will ensure you get the most of this experience, offering some coaching while drawing your attention to the amazing natural elements around you. Note that the location for the sea kayaking trip is subject to weather and may change.

Arisaig and Depart

On your final morning you may like to take a last stroll around the grounds before making your way through the hills back to Fort William, and from there on to your next destination.

Partenza da Milano Malpensa con destinazione Malaga. Arrivo all’aeroporto di Malaga , ricevimento e trasferimento in servizio privato con solo autista parlante spagnolo e inglese a Granada. Questo servizio non include una guida accompagnante. Arrivo a Granada in serata.

Pranzo e cena non inclusi.

Alle 09h00 incontro con l’austista in albergo per trasferimento al parking dell’Alhambra. Alle 09h30 incontro con la guida parlante italiano per la visita guidata all’Alhambra. Gustavo vi consegnerà le entrate dell’Alhambra in loco. La visita all’Alhambra durerà approssimativamente 2 ore/ 2 ore e mezzo. Pranzo libero. Alle 15h30 incontro con la guida (potrebbe non essere Gustavo) davanti alla Cattedrale di Granada per tour guidato della città che include la visita e le entrate alla Cattedrale e alla “Capilla Real”. La distanza tra il vostro hotel e la Cattedrale è approssimativamente di 10 minuti a piedi. L’incontro con la guida sarà fissato davanti alla porta della Cattedrale. Il tour della città avrà una durata di 2 ore e mezzo aprox.

Pranzo e cena non inclusi.

Partenza dall’hotel di Granada alle 08h30 e trasferimento a Cordoba con solo autista senza guida. Verso le 11h00 arrivo a Ronda incontro con la guida locale e visita alla città di Ronda e alla “Plaza de Toros”. La visita di Ronda ha una durata aprossimativa di due ore. Pranzo libero. Alle 13h00 potrete mangiare qualcosa velocemente prima di ripartire in direzione Cordoba dove arriverete verso le 15h30.Dopo aver depositato le valige in hotel, alle 16h00 incontro con la vostra guida locale nella lobby dell’hotel per cominciare la vostra visita guidata di Cordoba.  La visita alla Mezquita di Cordoba è inclusa. Le entrate alle Mezquita vi saranno consegnate in loco dalla guida. Questo tour avrà una durata di 3 ore aprox.

Pranzo e cena non inclusi.

Partenza da Cordoba alle 09h00 e trasferimento a Sevilla. Arrivo a Sevilla verso le 11h00. Check-in in hotel e resto della mattina libero. Pranzo libero. Alle 16h30 incontro con la guida locale in hotel per la visita alla città di Sevilla che include le visite alla Cattedrale e alla Giralda. Durata del tour di 3 ore aprox. Le entrate alla Giralda e alla Cattedrale vi verranno consegnate in loco dalla guida.

Pranzo e cena non inclusi.

Alle 09h00 incontro con la vostra guida locale per la continuazione della vostra visita guidata alla città di Sevilla. Oggi visiterete l’Alcázar. La visita terminerà verso le 12h00. Pranzo libero. Partenza da Sevilla alle 16h00 e arrivo a Malaga verso le 18h30.

Pranzo e cena non inclusi.

Alle 09h00 incontro con la guida locale nella lobby del vostro hotel per cominciare il tour guidato della città di Malaga. Visita alla Alcazaba inclusa. Durata del tour di approssimativamente 3 ore. Dopo pranzo trasferimento in aeroporto. Fine del viaggio.

Pranzo non incluso.

Arrival in Ireland

Arriving into Dublin airport today, hop into a taxi and make your way to the city centre and to your hotel for the next two nights.

Dublin, Ireland’s capital has been described as the city with a village feel and as you explore its cobbled streets and historical monuments it will be easy to see why. Dublin is best explored on foot or using public transport such as the LUAS, our light rail system. Many of Dublin’s highlights are within walking distance and indeed you will discover it is in the act of wandering from one to another where you will soak up Dublin’s authentic atmosphere.
Either this afternoon or tomorrow, join a local historian and walking guide for an insider’s tour of the city. Discover the story behind the Book of Kells and its significance in history, hear stories of Ireland’s fight for independence,learn of the influence of the American and French Revolutions, the Potato Famine, the Great War and the 1916 Rising.

Urban exploration

Your walking tour is bound to have provided you with ideas and inspiration on places you would like to explore in more depth. To top that off we have our own personal favourites to recommend starting with a journey through Ireland’s history of immergration and at the EPIC Museum, on the banks of the River Liffey.  For a more immersive experience, visit 14 Henrietta Street, a Georgian townhouse to tenement museum where the lives of its residents over a 300 year period are brought to life.  Round your day off with a classic and visit the Guinness Storehouse for a tour followed by late afternoon pint overlooking the city in the Sky Bar.

Travel west to Connemara

This morning, it’s time to collect your rental car and get out of the city. Head west cross country to Connemara in the heart of Galway along the Wild Atlantic Way. There are plenty of interesting and historical sites to stop and visit on route to Connemara, but one that you simply cannot pass is the ancient site of Clonmacnoise, on the banks of the River Shannon. This early  Christian site dates back to the mid 6th century with many of its monuments, crosses, churches and towers in a remarkable state of preservation today.   Enjoy the open road ahead as you loop along the green fields and lush meadows of Ireland.
Your destination this evening is the picturesque village of Clifden in Connemara, home to traditional music, craic agus ceol, Clifden ensures you will not be short choices for evening food and entertainment.

Hiking in Connemara National Park

Lace your walking boots on today as you meet a local guide for a day’s hiking in Connemara National Park. With over 2,000 hectares of mountains, bogs, heaths, grasslands and forests to choose from, your guide will match your hike to your own preference. Leave the way marked paths to the day tourists and explore the lesser known local trails with your expert guide.

The views from the summit of Diamond Hill are simply stunning and breathtaking and well worth the effort of the climb.

The Pirate Island

Explore the ancient mysteries of Connemara today as you meet with a local archeologist who will bring the landscape, traditions and mythology of the region alive. Your route takes you to a hauntingly beautiful island who’s first inhabitants date back to early christian times. Here you’ll hear tales of pirates and invasions, legends and myths, sorrow and loss.
Be sure to indulge in some of the spectacular local seafood in an idyllic island pub.

Exploring Southern Connemara

Take today at a more gentle pace and explore the beaches, fishing villages and hidden gems to be found along the southern Connemara Coast. Artists, crafters and naturalists have long since flocked to Roundstone Village renowned for the remarkable beauty of the surrounding mountains and seascapes. From its busy little fishing harbour where fresh lobster, crab and all manor of fish are landed daily to its narrow streets with artisan pottery studios and craft shops, Roundstone has that sit back with a beer and watch the world go by kind of vibe.

Galway to Clare

Leaving Connemara behind you this morning, your first stop of the day is the bohemian city of tribes, Galway. With its cobbled pavement and street performers, Galway is the west coast’s most vibrant urban centre and a great place to visit.
As you continue your travels south, you cross the county lines and enter Clare. Clare is a county of barren wild landscapes, soaring cliffs, ancient history , archeology and remote islands.
Your evening destination is the traditional music capital of Ireland, Doolin. Located right along the Atlantic coast with its views of the islands beyond, Doolin is the perfect base with which to explore Clare.

The Burren National Park

The Burren National Park is an area home to a millennia of human history from holy wells to passage tombs. The region’s lunar landscape has inspired many writers and artists and, despite  its rocky appearance, is a haven for wild flowers including over 40 species of orchids and other rare blooms.  The best way to explore the Burren is with a local expert whose knowledge of the area along with its history allows the stories from Ireland’s past to really come to life.
End your day with a sunset visit to the Cliffs of Moher, with the day trippers and buses  gone you will experience the natural beauty and stunning views of the Atlantic Sea and beyond in relative peace and solitude.

The Aran Island

Locals and visitors alike have been taking to the sea to visit the Aran Islands for centuries. The history of the islands dates back thousands of years and they remain largely unspoilt and unchanged even today. The islands are home to some of the oldest archeological sites in Ireland with Dun Aonghusa being the most famous but not forgetting beehive huts used by early Christiam monks, worm holes, forts and fortresses.
These islands are more than just a collection of monuments, they are a standing testament to the old way of life in Ireland where Gaelic was the spoken language and working the land, farming and fishing were the predominant sources of income and food.
A local guide and expert on the islands will accompany you today to explore these time capsules and we recommend you do it on bicycle for the best experience.

Sea Kayaking

You cannot escape the sea while visiting Ireland, surrounded by it as we are and today you will take to the waters for an alternate way to see the coast for an invigorating kayaking experience. .
Explore the rugged coastline, paddle in quiet inlets, navigate the tidal islands and spot some local wildlife sunbathing on rocks.
Your guide will delve into Irish history as you paddle beneath castle ruins and stop at an idyllic deserted beach for lunch. An unforgettable experience few who visit Ireland get to enjoy.

Return to Dublin

Saying Slán or goodbye to the west coast today will be no easy task. Over the last few days you have experienced a culture, history and people like no other. From the barren landscapes of the Burren up the wild hills in Connemara and down to the fire side with pint in hand, we hope your journey with us has been joyous and memorable. Today is the day to make your way back to where it all began, Dublin, for your final night in Ireland

We have some amazing restaurants to recommend and if you have not had your fill of the fiddle and bodhrán just yet, some fantastic city pubs with live music to check out. Make your last night one to remember.

Depart

Check out and head to Dublin airport, drop off your car and catch your flight home.
Your time in Ireland has, we hope been surprising, inspiring and memorable and leaving you longing to return.

Welcome to Split, Croatia! Today, meet our driver at the arrival gate at the Split airport for a transfer to your hotel in Split (approximately 20 minutes, depending  on the traffic).

Split is a stunning 1700-year old city home to unique historical monuments including Diocletian’s Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Peristil, St. Doimus’s Cathedral and the Piazza. The City of Split has something for everyone, whether you prefer culture, fine arts, songs, music or sports and recreation.

Split also has its wild, natural side, which enchants its many visitors every day. The Marjan Forest Park, known as the “lungs of the city”, proudly guards the urban center. The entire Marjan  Peninsula is dotted with black pine trees, Mediterranean plants and herbs, centuries-old churches, and – of course – some of the country’s most beautiful beaches.

Depending on your time of arrival, our staff will meet you at your hotel, and we will provide you a detailed briefing for upcoming days, and you will get a road-book with necessary descriptions, vouchers, and tickets.

Enjoy your firs day and easy exploration hike to Marjan hill. Hike will be easy on your body, but overwhelming on your eyes. 5 kilometers will pass by in instant, and the 200 meter climb will be rewarded with the best view of the Split city. Soon you’ll realize why many locals consider Marjan to be their living room in the open; it offers peace and quiet, fresh breeze of air, and the shade of the Aleppo pine, right next to the city core. Mediterranean lifestyle at its finest! We hope you’ll enjoy it as much as locals do.

Night at the hotel Peristil in Split.

Included:  private transfer , road-book , bed & breakfast service

Check out from your hotel and meet your driver/assistance at the lobby, who will assist you to the ferry.

Board the ferry in Split port and enjoy 50min journey to the island of Brac – Supetar port.

Supetar is the island’s capital, so to speak. It’s the only city on the island, developing fast in the past few years. It’s the administrative, transportation and cultural center of the island Brač. Rich cultural and historical heritage of Supetar will take you back to Roman times. You will find yourself surrounded by numerous “villae rustice” and remains of a mosaic located next to the parish church dating from the 6th century. An imperative is the Church of St. Mary of the Annunciation from the 18th century with a beautiful bell tower and a museum. Walking down the cobble-stoned streets and across romantic squares “pjacete” will make you understand the true spirit of a Dalmatian coastal town. With a rich offer in accommodation such as hotels, villas, residential houses and apartments, with diverse restaurants, cultural events and festivals, Supetar is one of the most popular places on the island. In numerous restaurants and traditional taverns you can taste the magnificent Mediterranean food.

Meet your driver at the hotel lobby and depart on a shrot transfer to the port.

For your time in Supetar, we’ve prepared 3 different hiking routes, each starting from the ferry harbor/hotel. Routes are different in length and duration, so you can choose between an easy one, a moderate one or a challenging one. Descriptions and detailed stats for all of the routes are displayed in your road-book which you will receive upon arrival to Split.

Night at the hotel Velaris in Supetar.

Included:  assistance/ transfer to the ferry , ferry tickets , private transfer , bed & breakfast service

Check out from the hotel and meet your driver at the hotel lobby. Depart to Milna where you will board on passenger ferry to Hvar. It is about 30min drive from Supetar.

Board on a passenger ferry from Split to Hvar. It is about 1h journey.

The City of Hvar gained glory and power during the Middle Ages as a significant port within the Venetian naval empire, and today it is one of the most popular destinations in Dalmatian Riviera. Often described as out of a fairy tale, it is renowned for its unique fusion of luxurious Mediterranean nature, rich cultural and historical heritage, Venetian architecture, and mild climate.

Meet your assistance/driver in the port, as you exit the ferry. They will escort you to your hotel and help you with your luggage.

For your time in Hvar, we’ve prepared 3 different hiking routes, each starting from the central square of Hvar town.. Routes are different in length and duration, so you can choose between an easy one, a moderate one or a challenging one. Descriptions and detailed stats for all of the routes are displayed in your road-book which you will receive upon arrival to Split.

Stay the night at the hotel Pharos in Hvar town.

Included:  private transfer , ferry tickets , bed & breakfast service

Enjoy your morning at leisure in Hvar. Relax at the beach, or enjoy wandering through its narrow streets, exploring its shops, galleries, bars, and restaurants… Or take one of the hikes offered in your road book. If you wish you can also join us on our sea kayaking tour to Pakleni islands, to get the best combination of activities while on Hvar.

Meet your assistance/driver at the lobby of your hotel. They will escort you to the ferry pier.

Today you will board on a passenger ferry from Hvar to Vela Luka on Korcula. It is about 1h journey.

Vela Luka is located on the western side of the island of Korčula at the bottom of a wide bay which has many indented coves. Vela Luka developed at the beginning of the 19th century in a deep sheltered bay. Its name means “big harbour” in Croatian chakavian. The inhabitants, 4130 of them, are farmers, fishermen and workers in tourism. Also the town has other smaller industrial plants. Vela Luka has an average of over 2500 hours of sunny weather annually, and is the second largest place, in size, on the Adriatic islands.

Meet our driver at the arrival to the ferry pier in Vela Luka for a short transfer to the city center and your accommodation.

Night at the hotel Korkyra, Vela Luka.

Included:  private transfer , ferry tickets , bed & breakfast service

Breakfast at local restaurant.

For your time in Vela Luka, we’ve prepared 3 different hiking routes, each starting from the cener of Vela Luka. Routes are different in length and duration, so you can choose between an easy one, a moderate one or a challenging one. Descriptions and detailed stats for all of the routes are displayed in your road-book which you will receive upon arrival to Split.

Night at the hotel Korkyra, Vela Luka.

Included:  breakfast , bed & breakfast service

Breakfast at local restaurant.

Meet our driver and depart on a 30min transfer from Vela Luka to the town of Korcula.

Korcula Town is the main town on the island, with a population of about 3000 inhabitants. The main feature/sight of the whole town is Korčula Old Town – a medieval walled town with its towers, numerous buildings and monuments, cafés, restaurants, hotels, galleries, open-air cinema and more. Korčula is very popular for visitors as a central location from which they explore the rest of the island and its surroundings. The town of Korčula is also an administrative centre of the area (note: Korcula is pronounced “kor-chula“). Korčula Old Town is the main attraction of Korčula Town – a medieval walled city positioned on an oval-shaped swelling of land pointing deep into Pelješac Channel, grooved with a succession of narrow streets that branch off the spine of the main street like the fish bone. The fishbone shape was used in Korčula Old Town design to reduce the effects of wind and sun and provide citizens with sheltered and comfortable accommodation.

For your time in Korcula, we’ve prepared a moderate hiking route, starting from the cener of Korcula. Descriptions and detailed stats for all of the routes are displayed in your road-book which you will receive upon arrival to Split.

Overnight at the hotel Korcula Della Ville.

Included:  breakfast , private transfer , bed & breakfast service

Short transfer to the ferry is provided from the hotel. Meet your driver at the lobby of the hotel.

Today you will board on a passenger ferry from Korcula to Pomena, on Mljet island. It is about 30min journey.

The island of Mljet is said to be paradise on Earth. Mljet is the most southerly and easterly of the larger Adriatic islands of Dalmatia. The National Park is at the western part of the island, covering an area of 54 km2, including Veliko jezero (The Great Lake), Malo jezero (The Small Lake), Soline Bay, and a sea belt 500 m wide from the most prominent cape of Mljet. The central parts of the park are Veliko jezero with the Isle of St. Mary, Malo jezero, and the villages of Govedari Polače and Pomena.

It is a gorgeous green island full of mystery, olives, and grapevines. It gives you an incredible fusion of silence, scents, and sensations: one has the sense of being alone in this beautiful jewel.

For your time on Mljet island, we’ve prepared a moderate hiking route, starting from Pomena and visting the area of lakes in the national park. Descriptions and detailed stats for all of the routes are displayed in your road-book which you will receive upon arrival to Split.

Night at the Guesthouse Matana, Pomena on Mljet island.

Included:  private transfer , ferry tickets , entrance fees , half-board service at the hotel

Today you will board on a passenger ferry from Pomena to Dubrovnik. It is about 1.5h journey.

At the arrival to Dubrovnik port, you will meet our driver and depart on the transfer to your hotel.

In the afternoon, stretch your legs more with a two-hour guided tour of Dubrovnik. Soak up the Old Town after the day crowds have depleted, and learn the amazing history this spectacular city hides.

Overnight at the hotel Lapad in Dubrovnik.

Included:  ferry tickets , private transfer , local guide , bed & breakfast service

Transfer out hotel/airport. End of the trip.

This transfer is optional and it’s not included in the quote.

Volo internazionale da Milano Malpensa con destinazione Auckland. Notte in volo.

Arrivo ad Auckland. Ricevimento e trasferimento in hotel. Notte ad Auckland.

Auckland è la città più grande della Nuova Zelanda. Oltre allo shopping e alla gastronomia potrete organizzare numerose attività all’aria libera nelle vicinanze della città come trekking, tours in kayak, giri in barca, tours in bicicletta, etc.

Pick-up auto a noleggio. Trasferimento da Auckland a Waitomo (distanza: 196 km/ 3 ore e 15 min). Visita guidata alle famose grotte di Footwhistle Glowworm, labirinti di roccia scavata da fiumi sotterranei. La presenza di migliaia di lucciole che le abitano rendono questo posto ancora più suggestivo e magico. Notte a Waitomo.

Trasferimento da Waitomo a Taupo (distanza: 151 km/ 2 ore). Notte a Taupo, bella e tranquilla località situata sulla sponda dell’omonimo lago e vicino alle località geotermiche di Wai o Tapu e Wai Mangu. Un paradiso per gli amanti della pesca.

Se desiderate si può aggiungere un giorno in questa regione per visitare il famoso Parco Nazionale Tongariro.

Da non perdere l’escursione a piedi alla Haka Falls.

Trasferimento da Taupo a Napier (distanza: 142 km/ 2 ore). Notte a Napier.

Napier è una bella città formata da edifici ristrutturati di stile art déco risalenti agli anni 30. Questa città è anche un importante porto navale che serve per l’esportazione di  lana, vino e mele in tutto il mondo.

Trasferimento da Napier a Wellington (distanza: 322 km/ 4 ore). Notte a Wellington.

Wellington è la capitale della Nuova Zelanda racchiusa tra il suo bel porto e le sue colline disseminate di edifici vittoriani in legno. Visita consigliata: Te Papa Tongarewa, il Museo della Nuova Zelanda inaugurato nel 1998. Un museo di sei piani che presenta esposizioni con variati aspetti dell’arte e della cultura locale.

Tra Napier e Wellington si trova la località vinicola di Martinborough dove si trovano alcune tra le più importanti cantine del Paese. Nei mesi di luglio e agosto alcune cantine possono essere chiuse.

Trasferimento al porto e attraversata in ferry da Wellington a Picton (durata: 3 ore e mezza). Arrivo al porto di Picton e trasferimento in auto di 25 minuti fino a Blenheim. Notte a Blenheim.

Blenheim si trova nella regione di Marlborough, una delle regioni vinicole più grandi e importanti del Paese dove si produce il famoso “sauvignon blanc” locale. In questa regione si possono organizzare molte attività come degustazioni di vini locali, esperienze gastronomiche,  trekking, tour in bici, giri in barca per poter osservare i pinguini, i delfini, i leoni marini e il poco comuni kiwi rowi che popolano questa regione.

Trasferimento da Blenheim a Kaikoura (distanza: 145 km/ 2 ore). Notte a Kaikura.

Kaikura è un pittoresco villaggio costiero situato in un paraggio naturale molto bello a metà strada tra Bleinheim e Christchurch rinomato per la varietà di mammiferi marini che si possono osservare in questa regione tra cui troviamo: balene, foche, delfini e leoni marini.

L’inverno (quindi la nostra estate) è la stagione migliore per l’osservazione delle foche e delle balene.

Trasferimento da Kaikoura a Akaroa (distanza: 268 km/ 4 ore). Notte ad Akaroa.

Akaroa è un piccolo e antico villaggio coloniale con influenze francesi ed inglesi, situato nella Penisola di Banks. In lingua Maori, Akaroa significa “lungo porto” ed è qui che si stabilirono i primi coloni provenienti dalla Francia.

L’attrazione principale è costituita dalla famosa Summit Road che corre lungo il bordo del cratere, offrendo vedute panoramiche sul porto e sulle baie della regione.

Giornata libera ad Akaroa. Notte ad Akaroa.

Possibilità di tours organizzati per l’avvistamento dei delfini, pinguini e leoni marini.

Trasferimento da Akaroa a Christchurch (distanza: 82 km/ 1 ora e 30 min). Notte a Christchurch.

Christchurch è la seconda città più grande della Nuova Zelanda, conosciuta come la “città giardino” per il gran numero di parchi pubblici e privati che offre questa città.

Trasferimento da Christchurch a Dunedin (distanza: 366 km/ 5 ore). Notte a Dunedin.

Dunedin è stata nominata dalla UNESCO città della Letteratura. Camminando in città si potranno osservare numerosi monumenti dedicati ai suoi scrittori.

Il paesaggio costiero di Dunedin è mozzafiato, qui si trovano belle spiagge dove poter fare il bagno e altre più adatte alla pratica del surf.

Giornata libera a Dunedin. Notte a Dunedin.

Da visitare la Otago Peninsula, una destinazione eco-turistica che offre la possibilità di osservare foche, pinguini, albatross, etc…

Trasferimento da Dunedin a Wanaka (distanza: 278 km/ 3 ore e 30 min). Notte a Wanaka.

Wanaka è un bel paesino di montagna situato sulla riva dell’omonimo lago, meta ideale per gli amanti dell’avventura e dei trekking.  Punto di partenza del comprensorio del Mount Aspiring National Park.

Trasferimento da Wanaka a Queenstown (distanza: 68 km/ 1 ora e 10 min). Notte a Queenstown.

Queenstown è una bella città situata sulle sponde del Lago Wakatipu, incastonata tra i laghi e le montagne dell’Otago, nel suggestivo scenario della Alpi Meridionali.

Pick-up in hotel per un trasferimento privato all’aeroporto di Queenstown. Volo scenico da Queenstown a Milford (soggetto alle condizioni climatiche). Ricevimento in aeroporto e trasferimento in autobus fino al porto. Imbarco per la crociera panoramica sul fiordo di Milford Sound, nel cuore del Parco Nazionale Fiordland dove  potrete ammirare fantastici paesaggi formati da montagne, foreste e cascate. Rientro all’aeroporto di Milford in autobus e volo di rientro a Queenstown. Notte a Queenstown.

Giornata libera. Notte a Queenstown.

Se desiderate è possibile organizzare una visita opzionale in elicottero da Queenstown al Mount Cook, la montagna più alta della Nuova Zelanda.

Trasferimento in aeroporto e volo domestico di rientro a Auckland per la connessione con il vostro volo internazionale con partenza nel tardo pomeriggio. Arrivo in Europa il giorno dopo.

Reception upon arrival at the capital of Slovenia, Ljubljana. This lovable little city is one of the hippest and greenest in Europe, reminiscent of Prague – without the crowds. It is small enough to easily explore on footand bicycle along the willow-lined pedestrian path bordering the Ljubljanica River. Lively with bars, cafes and artgalleries, this “2016 Green Capital of

Europe” is worth a full day visit. Meet your guide for a trip overview and introductory walking tour of Ljubljanafollowed by a drink/aperitive and welcome dinner on the Vander Rooftop Terrace. Welcome dinner.

We leave Ljubljana and transfer (40 min) to enchanting Bled Lake. This is the prettiest lake in the Alps, with a tiny15th-century chapel perched on an island in the center with a dramatic medieval castle rising overhead. We getthe best view of the lake and the surrounding from littleviewing point just above the lake (30min walk one way).We ascend the Bled Castle standing guard atop a rocky cliffwith panoramic views over the mountain and lakelandscape and stop for lunch. Enjoy free time for optionalactivities to absorb this beautiful haven including a ‘Pletna’boat ride on Lake Bled to the island monastery, walk or cycle around the lake, and time-permitting enjoy a sunset cocktailoverlooking the lake in Tito’s former summer retreat with pictures of world dignitaries he entertained there.

It’s a short ride further to Bled Lake’s wildest brother, Lake Bohinj, in the heart of Triglav National Park thatjust won honorable award at World Travel Market as Best in Responsible tourism 2019 where we spend 3nights.

Explore the serenity of Lake Bohinj, in the heart of TriglavNational Park. Hike or bike on the so-called cheese trail, aneasy 4 mile path leading to the home of the local cheese ladyin the quaint alpine village of Stara Fuzina. Enjoy a samplingof her fresh cheeses, hand-crafted breads, local cold cuts and seasonal fruit. Hike further up the mountain to MostnicaGorge (3 mi), or return to the serene beauty of Bohinj Lake canoeing or stand-up paddle boarding, bicycle on aleisurely trail, or hike to Savica Waterfall.

Bohinj lake is perfect base for day hikes or just any other outdoor activity. In the early morning we first hike up to Planina pri Jezeru hut where we stop and get strong Turkish coffee. Afterwards we continue on an undulating trailall the way to Valley of Seven Triglav lakes. We stop for a picnic lunch at a hut near Double lake and from there headback passing shepherds hut. In the afternoon you can stretch your legs and walk from our hotel to the lake shore,relax and dip your feet in a glacier Bohinj lake before dinner.

Drive high into the Alps through Kranjska Gora, 6km from Italy and 12km from Austria, up hair pin turns to the Vrsic Pass (5316ft) – the highest in Slovenia. One of the most scenic mountain passes in Europe, the “RussianRoad” was built by the Austrian Army in WWI by Russian prisoners of war for a strategic military access route. Hike the Vrsic peak (1 hr) among the snow-capped peaks and then descend into the valley ofSoča, the site of WWI’s Isonzo Front, vividly described in Ernest Hemingway’s novel ‘Farewell to Arms’. Today, the“emerald river of adventures” is a playground for world-class fly-fishing and water sports. Stop for lunch at amountain hut to sample traditional mountain stews and then hike along the sparkling, emerald and turquoise watersof the Soča River trail (2 hr, 3.3 mi). Overnight in Kobarid, surrounded by farmland in the heart of the Soča Valley, at Hisa Franko, a charming countryside villa and residence of Slovenia’s best chef, Ana Ros, who put Slovenia on the international culinary map. Ask her husband Valter to visit his wine and cheesecellar.

Enjoy the lovely Slovenian countryside in its early morning tranquilityrelishing a breakfast of roasted coffee, local cheeses, homemadejams and organic juice. A guided tour of the award-winning WWI museum in Kobarid is a stunning depiction of the bitter battles onthe Isonzo Front between the Italians and forces of the Austro-Hungarian empire from 1915-1917, also depicted in Hemmingway’sA Farewell to Arms. It’s a museum about war that leaves an impression of deep pacifism. A short 30-minute hike from Kobaridthrough a pleasant forest near the Soča River brings you to the hidden waterfall of Kozjek, approached via a rocky amphitheater where the gorgeous waterfall cascades into an aquamarine pool.

Optional activities: This afternoon is free to enjoy white water rafting (level 3-4) on the Soča River, paragliding,waterfall hikes, e-bike cruisers on paved roads winding in and out of Italy, mountain bikes on dirt trails, andhiking trails to historic battlefield monuments in the surrounding hills.

In the afternoon we reach Goriska Brda Wine area, nicknamed the ‘Tuscany of Slovenia’ for its countless vineyards, medieval villages and rolling hills bordering Italian Collio. Enjoy dinner in this bountiful wine region,sampling the rich tastes of the local wines – Chardonnay, Rebula, and Cabernet Sauvignon – in cellars that aremore than 200 years old.

Explore Brda wine area and walk its tiny hilltop villages or cruise around on e-bike in the morning. Later on we drive to the Adriatic coast (90 min) and jump into the sea! Explore the waterfront promenade and narrow cobblestone streets of oldtown Piran on foot. Once a part of the Venetian empire the town is rich in history and feels much like an Italian coastal town. Your waterfront accommodation is just steps from the harbor promenade and piazza. In the evening gather on the seasideterrace for a farewell aperitive before dinner.

Wake up with the sound of the sea enjoying a sunny breakfast and leisurely morning overlooking the Adriatic and Croatia just a few miles away. Depart late morning for the short drive to descend into the extraordinary subterranean chambers of the four-mile-long underworld of the Škocjan Caves, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. We recommend adding a full day in Piran to kick back with the locals here, or continue your journey onwardwest to Venice, north to Europe, south to the Istrian peninsula and Dalmatian coast of Croatia, or return toLjubljana for onward flight.

Partenza da Zurigo con volo di linea LX2578di Swiss Airlines operato da Helvetic Airways con destinazione Bergen alle 16h25. Arrivo a Bergen previsto per le 18h50. Trasferimento per conto proprio al hotel.

Pernottamento a Bergen. 01 family room per 3 persone. Colazione inclusa.

Cena non inclusa.

Giornata libera a Bergen.

Per i norvegesi Bergen è una grande città, ma con il fascino e l’atmosfera di un piccolo borgo. I suoi patriottici abitanti sono orgogliosi della loro città poliedrica, della la sua storia e delle tradizioni culturali. Molti sono felici anche nel suggerire ai visitatori le attrazioni, i bar e ristoranti che amano.

Circa il 10 per cento della popolazione di Bergen è composta da studenti, che danno alla città una ventata di allegria. Insieme all’offerta di musei, gallerie d’arte, eventi culturali e ristorazione, e alle possibilità offerte da mare e montagne, questo contribuisce a renderla una città viva e vivace.

Fondata più di 900 anni fa, Bergen fonda le sue radici nell’era vichinga e oltre. Uno dei principali uffici della Lega Anseatica, Bergen è stata per diverse centinaia di anni un prospero centro di commercio tra la Norvegia e il resto d’Europa. Bryggen, (“il molo anseatico”) è la traccia più evidente di quest’epoca, ed è oggi sede di molti dei ristoranti della città, pub, negozi di artigianato e musei storici.

Pernottamento a Bergen. 01 family room per 3 persone. Colazione inclusa.

Pranzo e cena non inclusi.

Pick-up auto a noleggio presso l’ufficio di Hertz situato in città alle 09h00. Prenotazione auto a noleggio effettuata per conto proprio direttamente on-line con Hertz. Trasferimento a Stalheim (durata: 2 ore 45 min/ 168 KM), check-in in hotel e poi trasferimento a Flåmper cominciare l’escursione in zodiac attraverso i fiordi.

Nel pomeriggio alle 17h10 Escursione in Zodiacin gruppo con guida in inglese attraverso i fiordi Aurlandsfjorde Naeroyfjord della durata di 2 ore e 15 minuti. Dovrete farvi trovare pronti alla reception dell’ufficio di FjordSafarialle 16h50. Gli uffici di FjordSafari si trovano a 50 metri dalla stazione e a 250 metri dal porto.

Pernottamento a Stalheim. 01 family room per 3 persone. Colazione inclusa.

Pranzo e cena non inclusi.

In mattinata trasferimento a Gudvangen (20 minuti). Partenza prevista del vostro traghetto alle 12h00. Si raccomanda di arrivare al porto con almeno 20 minuti di anticipo. Navigazione dei fiordi di Naeroyfjord e Sognefjordcon destinazione Kaupanger. Arrivo previsto a Kaupanger verso le 14h30.

Da Kaupanger trasferimento a Stryn (durata: 3 ore aprox). Il lodge si trova in una aerea isolata a 15 minuti d’auto, 15 KM dal paese di Stryn.

Pernottamento in lodge. Colazione, pranzo e cena non inclusi.

Giornata libera per esplorare la regione del Nordfjord nelle vicinanze di Stryn.

Vi abbiamo incluso 3 biglietti di andata e ritorno per il mountain skylift di Loen, località situata a 15 minuti da Stryn e a 30 minuti dal vostro lodge. Non ci sono orari definiti per questa visita. Gli orari d’apertura dello skylift vanno dalle 09h00 alle 22h00. Meglio dare un’occhiata alle previsioni meteo per Mt. Hoven o Loen e partire quando il tempo offre una visibilità migliore.

Pernottamento in lodge. Colazione, pranzo e cena non inclusi.

Partenza alla mattina presto prima delle 09h00 per evitare la chiusura del tunnel. Trasferimento a Hellesylt(durata: 1 ora aprox) per navigare in ferry attraverso il famoso Geirangerfjord, dichiarato patrimonio mondiale dall’Unesco (durata navigazione 1 ora aprox). Partenza del ferry dal porto di Hellesylt alle 11h00. Dovrete arrivare al porto almeno con 15 minuti di anticipo.

Arrivo a Geirangere trasferimento in auto a Eidsdal per prendere un ferry che vi condurrà a Linge (questo ferry opera 3 volte al giorno) e poi trasferimento in auto a Valldal dove si trova il vostro alloggio. Il ticket del ferry Eidsdal/ Valldal non è incluso nel prezzo e dovrà essere acquistato direttamente a bordo del ferry.

Pernottamento in hotel. 01 double/twin Room. Colazione inclusa.

Pranzo e cena non inclusi.

Trasferimento da Valldal a Alesund (durata: 1 ora e mezzo/ 84 KM). Oppure attraverso la Norwegian Scenic Route Trollstigen (durata: 3 ore e mezzo). Arrivo a Alesund e drop-off del veicoloa noleggio presso l’ufficio di Hertz situato all’aeroporto alle 15h00.

Partenza del volo DY415dellaNorwegian Airways alle 17h35 dall’aeroporto di Aalesund Vigra (AES). Arrivo ad Osloalle 18h30 e connessione con il volo DY338 della Norwegian Airways alle 20h50 con arrivo a Bardufoss(BDU) alle 22h40.

Arrivo all’aeroporto di Bardufossalle 22h40 e pick-up del veicolo a noleggio riservato per contro proprio alle 23h00. Trasferimento in auto all’hotel.

Pernottamento in hotel. 01 Triple Room. Colazione inclusa.

Pranzo e cena non inclusi.

Trasferimento da Bardufoss al Polar Zoo (https://polarpark.no/Hjem). Durata: 1 ora aprox.

Entrate non incluse. Da pagare in loco. Si consiglia di effettuare la vendita on-line per riservare le entrate ed evitare eventuali code.

Finita la visita al Polar Zoo trasferimento a Tennevoll(durata: 35 minuti).

Pernottamento in hotel. 01 Triple Room. Colazione inclusa.

Pranzo e cena non inclusi.

Trasferimento da Tennevoll a Nyksund (durata: 5 ore e mezzo/ 250 KM).

NYKSUND was one of the largest fishing villages in Vesterålen around the turn of the previous century. In 1900, the place had 127 permanent residents, but during the winter fishing season, the population increased by several hundred. During one year there were some 750 visiting fishermen using Nyksund as a port for their open Nordland boats. However, the advent of larger fishing boats made the harbour unsuitably narrow, and the village was gradually depopulated. In 1973, the school was closed, and two years later, the last permanent residents moved away. Almost all of the residents of Nyksund moved to Myre, helped by government relocation subsidies. 

Nyksund is distinguished from other fishing villages by its special architecture. During the 1980s, the ghost town by the open ocean awakened with new life, first through an interna-tional youth project, and later as a result of active culture and tourism development. Today the village has many permanent residents who operate art galleries, overnight facilities, restaurants and cafés, as well as ocean-based activities.

The last portion of the road before Nyksund is an experience in itself; it winds alongside vertical mountain walls on the one side, and the open ocean far below on the other. We might also mention that the old gravel road represents a timeline, including preserved traces of human settlement dating all the way back to the Iron Age. Along the 9-km-long road, you can enjoy the view of fish-drying racks by the Hulderstein, Sami gravesites in Kråknesura, the monument raised to the memory of local sea rescue hero Torstein Reinholdsen, and Sami dwelling features and graves at Skåltofta and Rødneset. 

IMPORTANTE: oggi dovrete telefonare alla compagnia che organizza l’avvistamento delle balene per riconfermare il Whale Safari programmato il giorno seguente.

Pernottamento in cabina. 01 cabina/appartamento per 3 persone.

Colazione, pranzo e cena non inclusi.Per questo motivo vi consiglio di programmare una spesa per le tre notti prima di arrivare al vostro appartamento. L’appartamento dispone di una cucina e di utensili per cucinare in maniera indipendente.

Trasferimento in auto da Nyksund a Stø, località situata a 40 minuti da Nysund per l’organizzazione del tour in barca con avvistamento delle balene (durata: 7-8 ore). Questa attività è soggetta alle condizioni climatiche. Il tour comincia alle 10h00 ma dovrete presentarvi alla reception dell’ufficio della compagnia che organizza il tour a Stø alle 09h00, un’ora prima della partenza.

Pernottamento in cabina. 01 cabina/appartamento per 3 persone.

Colazione, pranzo e cena non inclusi.Per questo motivo vi consiglio di programmare una spesa per le tre notti prima di arrivare al vostro appartamento. L’appartamento dispone di una cucina e di utensili per cucinare in maniera indipendente.

Giornata libera a Nyksund.

Pernottamento in cabina. 01 cabina/appartamento per 3 persone.

Colazione, pranzo e cena non inclusi.Per questo motivo vi consiglio di programmare una spesa per le tre notti prima di arrivare al vostro appartamento. L’appartamento dispone di una cucina e di utensili per cucinare in maniera indipendente.

Trasferimento da Nyksund all’aeroporto di Evenes (durata: 3 ore e mezzo aprox/ 175 KM).

Drop-off del veicoloa noleggio presso l’ufficio di Hertz presente nella terminal dell’aeroporto di Evenes alle 13h30.

Partenza del volo DY367 della Norwegian Airwaysalle 15h40 dall’aeroporto di Evenes (EVE). Arrivo a Oslo alle 17h25.

Trasferimento in hotel per conto proprio.

Pernottamento in hotel. 01 family room per 3 persone. Colazione inclusa.

Pranzo e cena non inclusi.

Giornata libera ad Oslo. 

Una delle città europee con la crescita più rapida di questo decennio, Oslo è vibrante di energia, dai nuovi quartieri e dalla cucina innovativa, al mondo della moda e dell’arte. Affascinanti edifici e luoghi simbolo come il Palazzo dell’Opera, il Museo Astrup Fearnley e i Barcode stanno cambiando il profilo della città, ma Oslo mantiene una rigenerante vicinanza alla natura che poche altre capitali possono eguagliare.

Adagiata tra il fiordo di Oslo e le colline boscose, Oslo è stata nominata Capitale Verde d’Europa nel 2019 per il suo impegno nella conservazione delle aree naturali e nella riduzione dell’inquinamento. Il centro città è compatto e facile da esplorare a piedi o in bici e l’efficiente rete di trasporti pubblici rende l’intera città accessibile anche senza usare l’auto. Oslo sta per ricevere la certificazione di Destinazione Sostenibile, un marchio di qualità dato alle località che lavorano in modo sistematico per ridurre l’impatto negativo del turismo.

Giornata libera ad Oslo. 

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Partenza da Oslo con volo di linea LX1211 di Swiss Airlines con destinazione Zurigo alle 09h50. Arrivo a Zurigo previsto per le 12h15. Fine del viaggio.

Partenza dall’Italia/Svizzera e arrivo a San Jose, Costa Rica. Ricevimento e trasferimento in hotel. Pernottamento in regime di solo alloggio e colazione.

Trasferimento in gruppo in minivan al Parco Nazionale del Tortuguero. Attività incluse in gruppo con guida locale bilingue spagnolo/inglese (visita al villaggio del Tortuguero, 1 boat tour lungo i canali e un tour guidato lungo i sentieri dell’hotel per scoprire i segreti dalla flora e fauna locali. Pernottamento in regime di pensione completa.

Giornata libera al Tortuguero. Visite opzionali a scelta che potranno essere organizzate direttamente in loco con il lodge. Pernottamento in regime di pensione completa.

Trasferimento in minivan a Guápiles e pick-up del veicolo a noleggio 4×4 (cat. Hyundai Tucson o simili) con aria condizionata. Opzionale: pacchetto che include un cellulare con sim con chiamate locali illimitate, GPS e wifi portabile ad un prezzo di 15 USD al giorno. Self-drive all’Arenal. Pernottamento con cena inclusa.

Giornata libera all’Arenal per organizzare alcune delle interessanti escursioni proposte in loco. Pernottamento con cena inclusa.

Self-drive a Monteverde. Pernottamento in regime di solo alloggio e colazione.

Giornata libera a Monteverde per organizzare alcune delle interessanti escursioni proposte in loco. Pernottamento in regime di solo alloggio e colazione.

Self-drive a Dominical. Pernottamento in regime di solo alloggio e colazione.

Self-drive to Drake. Pernottamento presso un lodge situato vicino all’entrata del Parco Nazionale del Corcovado. Pernottamento in regime di pensione completa.

Tour in gruppo con guida locale bilingue spagnolo/inglese al Parco Nazionale del Corcovado. Pernottamento in regime di pensione completa.

Giornata libera per organizzare alcune delle interessanti escursioni proposte in loco per visitare il Parco Nazionale del Corcovado. Pernottamento in regime di pensione completa.

Self-drive to Manuel Antonio. Pernottamento in regime di solo alloggio e colazione.

Tour in gruppo con guida locale bilingue spagnolo/inglese al Parco Nazionale di Manuel Antonio. Pernottamento in regime di solo alloggio e colazione.

Self-drive di rientro a San José. Drop-off del veicolo a noleggio in aeroporto e connessione con il volo internazionale di rientro in Europa.

Arrivo in Europa. Fine del viaggio.

Partenza dall’Italia/Svizzera. Arrivo a Città del Guatemala. Ricevimento e trasferimento ad Antigua del Guatemala. Pernottamento in regime di solo alloggio e colazione.

Giornata libera per visitare la bella città coloniale di Antigua del Guatemala. Pernottamento in regime di solo alloggio e colazione.